Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $116 million (£88 million), according to Sky Sports, keeping the NBA superstar with the franchise through the 2028-29 season.
The new agreement further reinforces Curry’s longstanding commitment to finishing his illustrious NBA
career with the Warriors.
Curry has spent his entire NBA career with Golden State after the franchise selected him with the seventh overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft. Read original
Curry set to remain with Warriors
The two-year extension will keep the four-time NBA champion in Golden State beyond his existing contract and could see him remain with the Warriors until he is around 41 years old.
Curry's decision also strengthens his previously stated desire to finish his playing career in a Warriors jersey.
The point guard has become synonymous with the franchise since entering the NBA, helping transform Golden State into one of the league's dominant teams.
Warriors secure key star
The contract extension provides the Warriors with continued access to one of the most influential players in franchise history.
Curry has been central to Golden State's success, playing a major role in the team's championship-winning years and establishing himself as one of the NBA's greatest three-point shooters.
His ability to consistently score from long range has also changed how teams approach offensive basketball.
The Warriors have now secured Curry's services for several more seasons as the veteran continues his career in the Bay Area.
Curry’s long Warriors journey continues
Since joining Golden State in 2009, Curry has won four NBA championships, two regular-season MVP awards and one Finals MVP.
He has also established numerous three-point shooting records during his career.
The new deal means Warriors supporters can expect to see their franchise star continue wearing the Golden State jersey for the foreseeable future.
With the extension running through the 2028-29 season, Curry's long association with the Warriors is set to continue as he pursues the final stages of his NBA career.
